Pursuit

Type

Dark

Category

Physical

Power

40

Accuracy

100%

PP

20

Priority

0

Hits

One Pokémon

What it does

An attack move that doubles in power if used on a target that is switching out of battle.

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Power and accuracy show — where a move has no fixed number: its damage varies or is set, or it never misses.

Changed in Monomyth

Same type, category, power, accuracy and PP as in the main games.

Who learns it

By level 35

• SpiritombLv 1
• XiphoshellLv 7
• ZoroarkLv 8
• ZoruaLv 8
• Combee (Rivalry)Lv 9
• GooslettLv 9
• GoostrikeLv 9
• VespiquenLv 9
• CroagunkLv 10
• ToxicroakLv 10
• AnnihilapeLv 12
• ArakrabLv 12
• MankeyLv 12
• PrimeapeLv 12
• DraclobbaLv 13
• GamusnipeLv 13
• ChupalibreLv 14
• KhobisstLv 14
• KhotelLv 14
• ScolipedeLv 15
• VenipedeLv 15
• WhirlipedeLv 15
• KotoraLv 21
• RaitoraLv 21
• DusclopsLv 22
• DusknoirLv 22
• DuskullLv 22
• Duskull (other stats)Lv 22
• MetagrossLv 23
• MetangLv 23
• ReifgeißerLv 23
• ScorpelLv 23
• SharpionLv 23
• SüßchenLv 23
• ZangdreißLv 23

As an egg move 12

• Boruketel
• Druddigon
• Gwubby
• Heracross
• Joltik
• Larvitar
• Oarrove
• Skarmory
• Spinarak
• Volet
• Wolfman
• Wriglime

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